
8 types of business loans
Compare the most common small business loans to find financing for your business.
Helen Wilbers is a Bankrate editor specializing in loans. He's currently editing auto loans content and helping launch Bankrate's new small business loans vertical. Helen is passionate about demystifying complex topics, such as car financing. Prior to joining the Bankrate team, Helen was an editor for ZDNET. He edited and published more than 300 articles aimed at helping readers make informed decisions about their schooling and careers.
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